Sentence examples for deep of despair from inspiring English sources

"And he knows the rock of desolation and the deep of despair".

But the reaction to what happened during Id al-Fitr, marking the end of Ramadan, has infused a deep sense of despair, deeper than usual, among the small segment of this society pressing for human rights, democracy, rule of law — and improved status for women.

In the middle of 2013, two public protests were organised in Croatia, a country in deep economic crisis, with high unemployment and a deep sense of despair: trade unions tried to organise a rally in support of workers' rights, while rightwing nationalists started a protest movement against the use of cyrillic letters on public buildings in cities with a Serb minority.

"You watch it through her eyes," he says, "her horror and then her understanding of the deep sense of despair".

But beneath the surface flows a deep current of despair and ambivalence.

I have nail marks in my palms, a rapid heart rate that may never quite return to normal and a deep sense of despair that humanity is doomed.

So if Twitter is casting you down into a deep pit of despair maybe all we need are a few botnets more tweets like this one?

All he needed to do was tweak the algorithmic recipe that determined what each human saw and he could make a person feel great joy or cast them down into a deep pit of despair.

Feeling both alone and lonely can lead to a deep experience of despair.

I've seriously felt a deep sense of despair, heartache and gloom ever since Freddy J got injured.

Their lives are driven to a deep level of despair as their hopes fade and the futility of their plight becomes more and more apparent.